Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
sales 25,3oi bales.
CEREBRAL E1ARKETs.
Produoe and Provislons.


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 81 Flour Quiet
and unchanged, but Grn, Vheat-Cash higher;
futures 1uCtuated within . small range but
later eased II and closed q fraction below yes
terday. There was rery few outside orders;
trading WAS lighter; No cash 7O5s lt1ci DC
tOber 6978 G5U4c, Cloetng at zoe; November
Il i461l'Ic, Closi < ilHc, nominal; Gecem0er
- &C, closing at I3l4G - sci May eO]sG
Sole, closing al SO J., assoc. COrn-Market was
firm early: May sold higher but later
declined &c, and closed weak; cash
1914 1885, Z, plea Der 39',c; October 80; year
81 d3Sc; closing at SIS G39c; May 4SG434c.
closing 4l1sC. oats ste4 dy; october 1870 375ci
September 232. c; November 24C bid; May 2s3..
at 81 o.. Provisions dull pork Sl4 IS; standard
mess SIS %. Lard So 80. Dry salt meats:
shoulders 50 %; long clear s. 20; clear ribs
s. 50; 'hort clear S. 10, Bacon: shoulders
S. 37l4G6 80; long clear and CT, ar ribs IS 75G
$50; short clear : 50G9 67Is Hams I'M
changed and firm l2Gl4s.
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. 3O-Opening prices ON
Change this morning were almost without eX-
ceplion Identical with latest OF Thursday,
neither did IT early cause much of change in
the situation Both sides Of the market In wheat
and corn felt quite strong and confident and
the result was an active feeling IN the pit.
Trading was qEiet heavy and demand good ana
offerings also large; strong feeling developed
and prices averaged higher thar Yesterday.
though when at the top free offerings checked
further advance. A good snare of the days
trading was in the way OF changing october to
December and May deliveries, prices after f. e
quent fluctuations were advanced about &C
over yesterdays closing, and closed &c under.
Receipts continued qui.c free at MinneapOli 3
and Duluth, and about the same as usual at
winter wheat points. Receipts 1t Twelve
points aggregated LOCO and sninment5 D ) :
COO OCTOBER wheat OPP ned st liz dTl5ac, sold
1litd Il % C and closed at Il tI@, MAY opene1
at Ig'ac, sold at Io1s a IJ13 closing IJt.c Corn
fairly active with feeling firm ut hrst' but
later ruled more quiet and easier. Opening
sales were shade higher than
yesterdays clos!og prices and IN
der good demand from TO- TO-
cal shorts market advanced "a &C
September deliveries selling at one time a al &c
premium over October. The advance brought
OUT considerable long corn and offerings be-
came quite liberal, prominent local or rator
sci ing freely under witch the market declined
| va 81 c, ruied steady and closed ID a &c lower
| than yesterday; October 43c; May 4j'aC. There
was considerable changing OF October
! to more desirable deliveries. Receipts
we're hardly as large az expected
and estimated arrivals for to morrow
924 cars. This assisted early hrmness to some
| extent Provisions We're weaker; price5
range lowe and, as a broker put it, "th's was
| selling day" Receipts OF hogs exceeded III.
| estimates. and prices declined. There wai
modera'e buying OF lard ut the opening, ou
afterwards buyers had been led ~ and the
| offerings became larger. Lard received more
attention and was steady for q time after th'
openinR, but broke l0c on selling OF le.s thar
2OCO tisrces; october sold at Sc 400
+ so and closed ct S. 40; January close'
at sc 45. iShort ribs quiet and declined sc, solt
| at 81 20. but closed at s. 10 bio January Il
at So FL. a ! 50 and closed at St so. Pork sol
a. Sl2 10 for January, down to SD 350l2 81
| The leading futures closed follows
Wheat - October Ike; December, 74c; Ma
! 1850. Corn-October 425scj November 42Lc
May 45lac. Mess pors-N ear So 90; January
Sl2 3I3a. Lsrd-Ortoher, So 40; November
! Sc 37ll: JanuarI. S. - Short rIbs-Octobel
ST SO; January, S. 80. Cash quotations: Flou
quiet and firm; prices unchanged; No.
! 6nrinp / T., 4 y O. =,
. corn 4255G4224c. Mess pork, per Dbl, SIS OF
! Lard S. +2H. Snortribs sides. loose, 81 10; dr.
sailed shoulders, boxed, s. 25G5 30; short clea
sides, boxed, 81 l0GS Is; Whisky, Gist!llers lin
ished goods, 81 TO-
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sept. 30.-FlourII
fair demand and firm; choice 50 25G3 IS; fame
50 1913 20; extra fancy g. 9J64, winter whef
patents 81 1904 60; Minnesota patent pre-
cess 81 15a4 S.. Corn-Market quiet but firm
No , 33G33iaC. Cornmeal quiet but steady
81 ga , 30. Hay quiet and weak; prime SlI
Is, ch Ice $l9GI9 so. Hog products
good demand but at lower prices POI
| Sis %. Lard s6 IS. Bulk msats-Shou'del
s. 373s; long clear and clear ribs s. ~
Observation-Disclosures Sc %; long clear and cles
ribs 50 121a. Hams SI26l2}. Whisky stead
Is7s G2l]6. Rice in god demard a. full price
476 95h4c. Cotton seed products quiet, bI
steady; prime crude oil 2lG2S
miner yellow 3793sc; cake and meal s.
Sugar strong; centrifu gals. choice white, 8
G65sc; of white, 6jsG6 II l63: choice yello
Clarified, 65Sc; seconds, 5G54c, Moiass
steady and IN good demand; centrifugal
strictly prime to fancy, p 633c; syrup 4SG54
d Exchange nominal.